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Re: Compiling Emacs with GTK
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Hendrik Sattler |
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Re: Compiling Emacs with GTK |
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Thu, 24 Feb 2005 12:49:46 +0100 |
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David Kastrup wrote:
> And that's because the ergonomics of almost all toolkit scrollbars
> suck.
>
> To change the direction of moving, I have to move the mouse. I can't
> control the size of the move except by dragging (a recipe for RSI).
> When scrolling in one direction repeatedly, the moment the scroll
> "thumbmark" gyrates under the mouse cursor, it stops working.
Mouse wheels are a great invention. Instead of mouse1/mouse2 to scroll, you
use scroll_up/scroll_down, nothing is more intuitive than that.
And at least with QT, you can use that on a horizontal scrollbar, too, if
you place the mouse cursor over it.
Some mice offer a real button instead of the wheel (I like this even
better).
And since this is about a text editor: PgUp/PgDown exist ;)
HS
- Compiling Emacs with GTK, August, 2005/02/23
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- Re: Compiling Emacs with GTK, Lee Sau Dan, 2005/02/24
- Re: Compiling Emacs with GTK, Hendrik Sattler, 2005/02/24
- Re: Compiling Emacs with GTK, Stefan Monnier, 2005/02/25
- Re: Compiling Emacs with GTK, David Kastrup, 2005/02/25
- Re: Compiling Emacs with GTK, August, 2005/02/25
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- Re: Compiling Emacs with GTK, David Kastrup, 2005/02/25
- Re: Compiling Emacs with GTK, August, 2005/02/25